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tophat
This tends to be one of the things that the court doesn't mention and keeps you in the dark about. In general, it's to see whether or not the restraining order needs to be continued. You haven't violated it, thus there is a high probability of it being thrown out. I've read of cases where complaintants appeal that it was thrown out, whereby the appeals court sent it back to the judge who threw it out to refine his discussion of why it should be thrown out. Kind of a circular annoyance, really. Just keep your cool and hope for the best.